Advice for Long Distance Towing
My husband, toddler, 2 dogs, and I will be taking a 2 week road trip cross-country (Augusta, GA to Seattle, WA) with an SUV and TT. I've read mentions of how this kind of trip should be handled differ...
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Get the RVPARKY app too. It uses GPS to locate you on the road and shows campgrounds near your location. It gives all the info you need to determine if its a suitable stop for you, from amenities to phone number. We start calling about 3pm to a CG an hour or so ahead to check availability. Never been shut out not being able to find an open spot. Don't try to make reservations along the way, meaning days ahead, unless it somewhere you want to stay more than 2 days or so.
2 weeks one way is plenty of time to see the sights and not exhaust yourself driving. Take advantage of it. Stop where and when you want and don't push so hard that you would regret not seeing something along the way.
If you are pulling the trailer up the ALCAN then have 2 spare tires with you. Batten down things inside the trailer too. Friends had their refrigerator tip out of its opening on their trip. The road can be a bit rough they said. They also said it was a trip of a life time and LOVED it. Good luck on your move.
2 weeks one way is plenty of time to see the sights and not exhaust yourself driving. Take advantage of it. Stop where and when you want and don't push so hard that you would regret not seeing something along the way.
If you are pulling the trailer up the ALCAN then have 2 spare tires with you. Batten down things inside the trailer too. Friends had their refrigerator tip out of its opening on their trip. The road can be a bit rough they said. They also said it was a trip of a life time and LOVED it. Good luck on your move.
